thank you mister speaker. is the group forcing inspirational young people who balance all the normal challenges of their young lives with the demands of caring for parents or siblings with thick acute needs. from the age of ten. from the age of eight. they have some practical ideas about what the government could do to make their lives easier. i think it's absolutely right that he raises this issue. there are many young people who are caring for their parents and that other siblings as well. the government is trying to ensure that we see more opportunities and more abilities. i know the department of health and services. is attending to publish a plan. but happy to meet with a group of young characters to hear directly from them. i want to trade freely with the world. can you explain the difference between the customs arrangement. can i say to my honorable friend. they also want to be able to negotiate trade deals around the rest of the world with the extensive trade policy. i heard a speech earlier in the wee

mister president. it is completely against the production and storage and distribution and use or other similar products against human beings. two international law in this regard. therefore, this kind of use. whoever uses these we hope that they will recover i think the representative. for his statement i now give the floor to the representatives. thank you mister president. the information of the use. and his daughter. it has been a community supporter. of this context. on the territory of the united kingdom the first of this kind in europe after the second war. with the weapons in syria. this case is another great example of international law and the provisions of the convention of the probe action. in the use of chemical weapons. we express this. with the british people to support our close alliance in europe yet partner in contact of the investigation. we call on russia to address the questions and cooperate in this regard. the strong conviction that there is no place for that. and the use of chem

thank you mister speaker. all members and everybody who works here. i have meetings with the colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house. i should have further such meetings later today. the protected social paradox will the prime minister reject the cause. i'm very happy to agree with my honorable friend. he does raise an important point. people living in conservative areas. they have reversed the street cleaning. as maintained the weekly fee collection. thank you mister speaker i to join the prime minister and wishing yourself and all members of the house a very happy easter. this week is awareness a week. i hope the whole house will join me in paying tribute to the families. for their dignity and campaigning for answers about the deaths of their lungs --dash my loved ones. too many patients suffered failings in mental health care. involving violations of the most basic human rights in patients. it's a very important point. what has been with significant steps taken. and ensuring that there

thank you mister speaker. the public must have trust in our political process. they are taking camping spending and the integrity across the uk must be upheld. will the prime minister join with me with all allegations of improper spending we have laws about election spending. the parties are required to abide by those. any allegations that have come forward with respective spending have already been investigation by the committee. mister speaker. they had 425,000 pounds from the constitutional research. we know some of the money was given to aggregate date iq. they're absolutely convinced of the partners between what we believe is best for britain. it goes right to the heart the prime minister and the details we refer to the issue of that. as i've just said it's a matter already been investigated and he raises questions about inquiry. the regulator is the electoral commission. that should be taken by the electoral commission. when allegations fall through. the naturally celebrated excellence. agree with me 247

we are no longer mister huh, mister park, mister noh and mister tony.ugh the night, the world, our oyster. ♪ >> anthony: oh, show me the way to the next whiskey bar. i feel like a boy band. >> mister huh: is it the king? >> anthony: johnny cash. >> mister huh: johnny cash. >> anthony: yeah. >> anthony: all i can say is, thank god there was no karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now, after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new salary men friends looking to me to set an example. >> anthony: all right guys, let's party. >> mister huh: pour on your head. >> server: i'll give it, soju. >> anthony: soju? >> man: nice to meet you. >> anthony: so, correct me if i'm wrong here. it's dried squid, m&ms and mixing your alcohols? >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: it seemed like a good idea back at the office. yeah? ah! >> mister huh: okay! >> anthony: next i'll be performing a medley from mamma mia. come on baby, light my fire. >> mister huh: light my fire.

. >> thanks very much mister chairman. this hearing comes on the one month anniversary of the heinous attack at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. by a 19-year-old who legally purchased the weapon used. 14 high school students and three faculty members were shot to death that day and today their memories are being honored by students and parents across the country are marching in reflection during a 17 minute moment of silence. i want to begin by giving my deepest and sincerest condolences to each of their families and all of their loved ones and to my two colleagues who will be speaking shortly, senators nelson and rubio. i have the opportunity along with the chairman to meet mister ryan petty and his son and all i could do was give him a big hug . it's a terrible thing about this. all you can do is give the victim a big hug. just this past saturday in my home state of california the nation woke up to heartbreaking news of a gunman who took hostages in a military veterans all. the gunmen brutally gunned down three vic

on the soccer field.>> mister woodall from georgia. >> thank you mister chairman. i want to start with you, you said in your encouragement for us to go down to remember that cbo works -- in both of your written testimonies, you talked about the importance of an independent cbo. in my mind, those two things are categorical opposites. if you work for me and do what i tell you to do, or you get to do whatever you want to do because you are independent. help me to understand having your inside view that distinction between working for us, and -- only staff director on capitol hill who will send the witness table until the committee for which they work how it is. >> let me say, i understand what you're saying, i understand the frustration with that. and the distinction you made between cbo with doctor ritalin. i think what it boils down to is what you mean by advise. the folks a cbo will sit down and talk with you about anything you want to talk about. you can run your ideas past them, they can tell you what economics is about those ideas, with their analysis indicates

the chair recognizes the mister from illinois for questions. >> you mister chairman and great to have you here. we've had two days of hearings and as i mentioned yesterday, it's just not, we're focused on opioids but there's a lot of other addictive drugs out there and challenges. now i'm going to be brief, i'm going to focus on what gusto iraq is was saying and to really mister bauer on the prescription drug monitoring programs, one way we can change the five states is to call them out. we can do it ourselves and we use the bully pulpit to say you guys need to start sharing information, we've got to stop easy access across state lines or in other examples, i really lived in the state, a metropolitan area. from illinois. and the jury does not, i think, eileen, st. louis county has one. which really is, it makes it difficult to make sure we have the procedures in place to be able to access them, when a state doesn't allow the state to have a memorandum of understanding and work through those processes. >> we've seen these type of things when they can communicate in the next challenges.

mister roosevelt is working very hard.t this point i'm going to take off my hat and let my hair down a bit. and let my biographer tell the rest of my story. she was an amazing person. she have a high school education as you've heard. despite having only a high school education. it was about 10% of the population. she was an educated woman for her time. she is very smart and savvy. she was the perfect potential secretary. they are worked out a system. and she wanted to keep on doing that and keep up her other politicall causes. and whenever eleanor was gone. eleanor traveled so much. as a presidents eyes and ears she was gone a lot. they backed her up whenever she was gone. and then she worked around the clock for franklin roosevelt also. when they came into the white house there were four secretaries that ran the place. compare that to the date when you have no idea what these people and thehe white house will do. they had four secretaries three men and a woman. they had louis how he was the political advisor. and like ste

. >> the next question is going to comefrom lena and explain to go to mister lamb . >> mister lamb, in the parkland school shooting that left 17 dead has a renewed cause for ar 15's, the age requirement to buy rifles and a ban on both stocks among other proposals.where do you stand on each of these proposals? a ban on ar 15's, raising the minimum age to 21 to purchase rifles and a ban onboth stocks . >> i believe what is happening right now is unacceptable. we had too many tragedies with no actions whatsoever from our congress and right now what's happening is children are afraid to go to school. i have them on the morning after the florida shooting tell me when she was in the off-line for her kids school she became physically ill when it was time for them to get out of the car. we have to do everything that takes to make our children feel safe and make our parents feel safe sending their kids to school. we know there is a wide middleground and that's on the issue of universal background checks. my opponent and i both support the second amendment. the difference is he's called for elim

mister zuma. under charges listed. in the indictment. sold on the consumer. saudis chief prosecutor speaking of that will from all we can cross the lethal low voter and who is an africa alice the senior research consultant at the institute for security studies. joins us from pretoria thank you so much for joining us. presumably none of this comes as a major surprise to anyone. that unit south africa. but just how serious all thes charges facing a jacob zuma. these charges good evening this charges already very serious i mean it'siding on full circle now in fact sixteen years since he'srmcr shopping shank was charged with. corruption and. charged with corrupting jacob zuma in fact and the judge at that timeound that there was a corrupt relationship bween shopping shake hands in what was then knock president at the time. but at the end and show me shake was saying to jail for fifte years young he served two of those soul so is the fallout also you know more than an eight guy. this is being hanging on asd to ptponend get the charges droed and the of course. he w

. >> thank you mister speaker.ith the prime minister agree with me, that this tag probably involves a professional russian trained operative in order to carry out such an individually targeted assault at what must have been a very minute amount of something like sarah and v8 which could so easily have had catastrophic, widescale indiscriminateand deadly consequences . >> thank you my honorable friend. i will not speculate about the nature of the individual who is responsible for this individual, who is responsible for thisattack. that is a matter for the police investigation . >> speaker, now that we've all agreed that russia is a clear and present danger, we have got to be fully organized to meet that danger and would you agree with me that if we walk out into london tonight, we see russian security people spiraling about our capital city. all over europe we see them. what they don't like his sanctions of spike. will they back on an earlier occasion with a firm list of sanctions, new sanctions we can take to put i

mister kaufman for five minutes. i will follow-up with these questions in a classified setting as well. traditional evolved expendable launch vehicles. providers are contracted under a federal acquisition regulations new entrants with far 12. far 12 is more commercial way of doing business. could you explain the differences in procuring launch services and those dod have the same insight on cost when using both of these contracting methods. or is one more stringent than the other. i will take that for the record. i'm not an acquisition background guy. i don't know the answer to your question. the hearing yesterday about space war fighting that the space war fighting must adapt to the threats that we face today and in the future. it is evident that the air force recognizes us however the new start program and overhead persistent infrared is not clear as the panelists put it is not clear how the alternative is a substantially different approach with the budget request that is not more resilient. and it does not necessa

mister speaker in an effort today. on the russians but there are many areas that have bravely spoken out. sometimes they feel very alone. can we not to send a signal. they speak well about this matter. they have bravely spoken out. we should be very clear. a that we support them in doing so. they are free to do so. without fearing action that may be taken against the result. having this appalling case if indeed it is proof that this is state sponsored that the response is not just from the united kingdom but from nato and all of our european allies. because together we stand and divided we fall.un we well of course have that. about the nature of this act that has taken place. and we will continue to do so. it will be encouraging our allies to recognize the despicable nature of what has happened in the united thkingdom. shouldn't that uk defense folio be designed to meet those. obviously the terrorist threat and the state activity. one of which we ensure that we have the capabilities to address.alve i indicated earlier

mister bush would could likely be without any contest actually out of bases of. miss bending had that public funds for which is one of the charges major is leveliling against him for organizing at referendum which ministry did not want toto see. happen that is something that is a crime at the dispute between barcelona major it needs to be. resolved within thehe constitututional framework f spain's it on any expect any high level intervention i witchell see a mr versions from from jail. make sauces that. doesn't solve russian diplomats are being expelled from the united states and europe of the poisoning of a full of russian spy in the uk and in this month. it's thehe biggt expulsion of russian diplomats from the us in history of the biggest from europe since the height of the cold war russia has called it a mistake him has found to retaliate. british prime minister theresa may says it sends a strong message to the government. one with rush we agreed on the e importance of sendinga strong european messaging response russia's actions. not just out of solidarity wit

. >>> well, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood for fans of mister rogers. the postal service is issuing a forever stamp today honoring the children's television host. "mister rogers' neighborhood" went nationwide 50 years ago this month. >> when a stamp probably cost about a cent or a penny. >> oh, yes. >>> when we come back, yet another upset in march madness. >>> but first a former "playboy" model details her alleged relationship with president trump years ago and her response when she says trump tried to pay her. >>> and the dramatic video as a tractor trailer careens out of control in front of a school bus. bus. and watery near pugs. the eyes that get itchy for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. flonase sensimist. there'that only

mister green. your testimony was basically not to make it harder to import these pieces of equipment that make pills. i don't think it's necessarily that. i think my testimony is really focused on making sure that legitimate usersotti are not suddenly stuck with that requirements of the csa. i think there can be ways for importation to be monitored and blocked in appropriate circumstances. to suddenly had controlled substances within their walls. i assume some company actually produces these machines also. i think some of them are also imported from germany and other countries i want to thank you for sharing your experiences. we are proud of our efforts. you know in your testimony it will take over a year. i heard from others that the requirements associated with that. as such was storage and security can be cost prohibitive. you know in your testimony in the confusion and the application process and their registration. especially young researchers from commencing research. to what extent does this

mister president we that'll have no alternative but to conclude. that the russian state was responsible for the attempted murder of mrs group all and his daughter. i'm police officer nick brady. after threatening the lives of other bridges citizens in salisbury. and after some months lukewarm support from the united states earlier this week at the us envoy to the u. in and out says that the u. s. teaches that view. the united states stands in absolute solidarity with great britain. the united states believes that russia is responsible for the attack on to people in the united kingdom using a military grade nerve agen. no two nations enjoy a stronger bond than that of the united states and the united kingdom farce is truly a special relationshi. our friends in great britain face the challenge. the united states will always be there for them. always. and british authorities will now be revisiting the deaths of at least fourteen other individuals who died so in the uk. at this that may be linked to the crime and erin okay takes it back suspicious deat

. >> thank you mister speaker. the level of resilience by the prime minister and the chairman has been many years and coming but it is usually welcome indeed. it would put our national security at significant risk if we were led by anyone who did not understand the gravity of the threat which russia poses to this nation. can i ask, she mentioned our nato allies. she's going to come forward with measures on wednesday. will she confirm that our nato allies and the potential for collective response is in her thinking in doing so? >> can i thank the honorable gentlemen for this question he has made. he's absolutely right. it's imperative that in this country we recognize the nature of the threats and the actions that russia has taken. as i said, across a wide range of means and also very clear that as we look at any further actions that need to be taken, we ensure that it is robust and does very clearly assess our values here in theunited kingdom . we need to be sure we're sending a clear message to those who would see

. >> thank you mister chairman. all three of our private witnesses today have been understandably very critical of the acceptable flaws in the government clearance process. and the lack of a system of continuous evaluation. inadequate funding has been mentioned. i want you to turn the question around. there have been three widely reported serious reaches at the nsa all three involve contract employees. it that rely fully on a moment in time strategy snapshot of the security profile to determine clearances and secure information and facilities simply not work and i've been a strong supporter of moving to continuous evaluation. particularly following the navy yard shooting. but my question for each of the three of you is what responsibility do contractors have to identify and report changes in employee behavior that may indicate a vulnerability and should trigger a review of the security clearance? in at least one of the widely reported instances involving an essay leads, employed to work with the individual are very

and mister trump has criticized judges for blocking his agenda. happening today: some state lawmakers are focusing on a backlog of untested rape kits in california. they say they )ll discuss proposals to try and fix that problem. today - lawmakers will also screen a new documentary focused on the nationwide backlog. more details now: there are over (13-thousand untested kits in california. that )s according to a group tht advocates legislation to address the issue. if you don )t know - a )rape k) contains evidence, critical in sexual assault and rape cases. this morning: a new kind of toll is in the works for californians. a new proposal may mean you )ll have to pay - simply to drive to downtown san francisco. )the examiner ) reports: state legislation would allow local governments to create "congestion pricing programs." that means you )d have to pay a toll to drive to specific areas, like a city center. )the examiner ) says the bill s first hearing is tentatively scheduled for next monday. coming up on today in the bay-- nbc bay area responds..

role in kind of a, we're going to do this now, not going to keep them off like we did in the 90s so mister connelly, it's kind of pushed on the house sideto get this done and will continue to play that role. >> . >> it raises great points. first of all, when an audit finds, that is the audit doing its job. so that, when you find something that needs to be fixed, nice progress because now you know what you need to fix and you can move on to audit again and find something else you need to fix so every time you find problems, that progress. and i think he's exactly right, there has to be a culture shift and we're already seeing that happen. the people have to start thinking differently about how they keep records within dod. it is a big cultural issue. you have to do that all the way down at the lowest level of your organization. your junior level managers your own trees, your captains across services, they have to have that mindset of everything i do, i got to record your transactions. i've got to make sure i am documenting this properly that takes a long time to in june of culture of financ

china is your problem mister president. trying to level the playing field. if they are charging them 25 percent for us to send our goods to their shores and they are coming into our market don't you think it should be tit-for-tat and basically equal. the united steelworkers labor union is asking that canada be exempt from the tariff but at this point the trumpet administration said there will be no exemptions. molly, thank you. for more on this. let's bring in eliza collins. this is something that is such a fascinating topic. we never have a positive in today's cycle as things go forward. let's talk about what the president did. he ran on this. he went to the rust belts. america first. and he campaigned in successfully one. in the steel industries. in a sense is he trying to keep the promise that he made it to those voters. he is trying to keep the promise. and president trump is very proud of those. he always talks about his voters in the states. and those are the manufacturing states. his party that is where the problem and the divide is. if senator lindse

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thank you mister president [applause]. you will be seen drug prices falling very substantially in the not too distant future. substantially in the not too distant future. is working on different things but one of them is called right to try. these are for people that are terminally ill and there are very good looking combinations of things where the pills and medicines in the potential cures. and they are terminal. they're they are not gonna be living much longer and we do have the right to give them these experimental drugs or the early stage drugs that show promise for whatever reason but they say because they don't want to harm someone. they will often time goes to foreign lands and countries the right to try. we are working with congressman greg walden. and numerous other senators and congressmen. i think we are can have good luck. the democrats had been pushing back on it but i think many of them are also coming along. it's called right to try. a patient is terminal, there is good progress made with a certain drug. an

i don't want anything to happen to my child or anyone else's child">mister phillips is a member on thentra costa board of education. he explains why he is strongly against removing school resource officerssotsotdiego garcia is a parent in the district who has also taught a life skills course to high school students in richmond. he says losing school resource officers would impact the safety surrounding the schoolssotdiego garcia/concerned parent: "as a parent there is definitely concern, it is not just the kids at the school but it is also the parents dropping off kids, the school resource officers are not only in the schools they also come out into the streets and t

.>>> and mister of cleaning fluids cluster people to be overcome with fumes.facility shortly before noon after three members of the cleaning crew were overcome by fumes and a vacated unit. it happened near the veterans healthcare community on willow road. a tenant who lived in that unit had recently been evicted. first responders were initially unsure what was causing the strong odor. the facility in the nearby area have now been deemed safe. >>> 300 cows have been found dead at a ranch in northern california. it is near arcata, 15 miles from the city of eureka. the rancher, raymond frank christie was arrested monday on animal cruelty charges. authorities say they found hundreds of that cars -- cows left in waterways. some of them stacked in 10 cal pipe -- 10 cal high piles. in santa rosa a chp helicopter found a lost hiker in the dark. a woman went for a hike sunday when the sun went down, she realized she would be able to see because she only had her prescription sunglasses. she had mistakenly left her regular classes -- glasses at home. she called 911 and t

mister trump will also be inspecting eight in beverly hills.ister trump will also be inspecting 830 foot high prototypes of the wall which the president hopes will be built along the us-mexico border. california has seen some large protests and demonstrations during the presidents campaign. lapd told the san francisco examiner they are preparing for anything. >>> president trump says he is willing to extend trust to north korea's leader kim jong un. >> i believe that. i really do. i think they want to do something. i think they want to make peace. i think it is time. i think we have shown great strength. >> last week trump agreed to meet with kim jong un. south korea says it has not yet received a response from pyongyang on a summit between the two leaders. bloomberg is reporting that kim jong un is hoping to sign a peace deal during that meeting. critics of the presidents decision to meet kim jong un says it is to rash and will only help to legitimize the north korean dictator. the president addressed north korea at a rally to boost republican

she cared about people she was a "helper" in the mister rogers sense. life to helping veterans who were hurting." also described as kind and giving, friends still trying to grasp why the woman who dedicated her life to helping servicemen and women was cut so short. in yountville te (pam) new tonight at 8 a northern california man is behind bars, after investigators say, he pretended to be a san joaquin county sheriff's deputy ... in order to search two massage businesses. kay recede shows us the video of the alleged incidents. he might have passed as a customer... but was caught as a suspected criminal.this man caught on surveillance video -- walked into this modesto massage parlor on mchenry last tuesday, the owner said.he takes off his yellow reflective jacket and is met by an employee...while we can't hear what's he saying investigators with the modesto police department say -- what he did next is a misdemeanor (heather graves, public information officer, modesto police department)"he took off a jacket that was concealing a sheriffús department unifo

mystery of christ in its entirety is necessarilied her heart as a vast -- held in her heart as a vast mister. this is to be stow the living reality to through her heart. >> let's bring up the eye consequence you chosen. we should have had a graphic warning but here is a lady piercing her heart with swords. >> this is a reflection of the prophesy of simion. you yourself a sole shall pierce, her whole self, her heart is pierced with reality. it is the canosis of the lord that he is hue mill tee that he enters into the human condition on our behalf. his self emptying love is a model for us and redeems us. and so mary enters into that canosis in a very unique and intimate way. she shares in the suffering and sorrow in such a way that the church has seen a model of the canosis. >> let's look at the next slide. this is also bizatine in or sglien the title of the icon is very interesting. it's called the softener of evil or cruel hearts. >> mary is the softener -- >> she is the softener of cruel or hard end of hearts. -- hardened of hearts. she looks upon her participation in the sorrow of her son.

postal service unveiled the mister rogers forever stamps today.rogers....at the studio named in his honor where "mr. roger's neighborhood" began 50 years ago in pittsburgh. the show 1968 and 2001. rogers died at age 74 in 2003. 2003.at age 74 in rogers died 1968 and 2001.aired between the show pittsburgh.ago in began 50 years neighborhood" "mr. roger's honor where named in his the studio rogers....at honors fred the stamp today.forever stamps mister rogers unveiled the postal service the u.s. (steve) jeremy roth (steve) the u.s. postal service unveiled the mister rogers forever stamps today. the stamp honors fred rogers....at the studio named in his honor where "mr. roger's neighborhood" began 50 years ago in pittsburgh. the show aired between 1968 and 2001. rogers died at age 74 in 2003. last weather and goodbye (mabrisa rodriguez)expect showers to continue across the north bay this evening and gradually spread southward as weak cold front moves through the region. latest model guidance has the cold front bisecting sf bay saturday morning and the

mister trump told supporters to give a chance to the dictator.e previously referred to him as little rock man. >> south korea came to my office after having gone to north korea and seeing kim jong un -- no, it is very positive . >> the cia director mike pompeo says the goal is for north korea to agree to verifiably denuclearize. >>> a helicopter crashes into new york city's east river, killing everyone on board except the pilot. what investigators are looking into this morning. >>> black panther hits another major milestone after this weekend's box office. >>> i'm tracking the rain that's expected to arrive later today. also, the sierra snow has a winter storm warning. >>> drivers will want to avoid 880 heading through oakland this morning. we will tell you what's going on and how far that backup stretches and some alternate routes, coming up. the ross spring dress event. it's here. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special

. >> la gran revancha va a ser cuando en el 2020 o en el 2024 tÚ llegas no mister trump. >> tÚ hablase hay y debe de ser la vocaciÓn del periodismo es la verdad. >> cÓmo tÚ identificas esa verdad siempre y cuando incluyas que todos nosotros tenemos opiniones. >> pero hay cierto veces. >>. >> no tenemos representaciÓn polÍtica ni representaciÓn en los medios que nos corresponde, somos como el 20% de la poblaciÓn en los medios de comunicaciÓn en inglÉs. >> es porcentaje bajÍsimo y de pronto llegas tÚ y te conviertes en ancla de nbc en quÉ piensas josÉ? >> en los dos idiomas joseyo, r en los 2 idiomas. >> pero ofendes en... >>> sÍ, si. >> en los dos idiomas. >> en ambos parejos con todos. >> yo no soy muy religioso. >> tÚ sÍ eres religioso. >> el hombre mÁs circunstancias y tÚ en el libro hablas de tu educaciÓn que tuvo ciertos tropiezos >>> nos pegaban horribles en la secundaria >>> con la suela del zapato nos pegaban aquÍ en las nalgas, o sea, nos pegaban crecÍ en una escuela catÓlica con cada golpe que me dieron fue dejando el catolicismo y te voy hacer una confesiÓn religiosa. >> yo

. >> el presidente trump le dice mister mago a su fiscal general en referencia a la antigua caricaturaectora de comunicaciones tambiÉn renunciÓ, y su yerno y consejero perdiÓ acceso al secretos de estado. estos son apenas algunos de los casos de una casa blanca en caos de la que nos habla janet rodrÍguez. >> el presente querÍa hablar de las tarifas deportaciones de aluminio de la crisis de opioides, ignorando el tsunami por el que aterriza su gobierno. trump y su fiscal general sÓlo intercambiaron miradas en la casa blanca esta tarde, despuÉs de que ayer el mandatario atacara de nuevo al hombre y a su desempeÑo como fiscal general, llamÁndolo una vergüenza se reporta queno comparo con la caricatura de un anciano que por su pie miopÍa crea situaciones ridÍculas. la secretaria de prensa asegura que perderÁn sus trabajos. >> jarrett es un miembro valioso de este gobierno, dijo. pero el esposo de la hija de trompos y generando controversia. dicen que recibiÓ mÁs de $500,000,000 en prÉstamos para sus negocios privados, despuÉs de invitar a los inversionistas a la casa blanca. el jefe de gab

there is a storm gathering, mister president.t is going to wipe out you and your corrupt organization all the way down to the studs. the presence tweet called enter mccabe's firing great news. he had been calling for his dismissal for months now. this is after they found out mccabe shared information to the press, misled investigators, and mishandled the government probe into hillary clinton's private mail server. enter mccabe denied any wrongdoing and said he was singled out by the troubled ministration because when the president fired james comey last may, mccabe temporarily took over the bureau and defended james comey at the hearing. he has served for 21 years and was fire just two days before he was set to retire, making him ineligible for his pension. and a blistering statement last may, he said this attack on this -- this attack on my credibility as part of a larger effort not to just letter me personally, but to paint the fbi, law enforcement, and other professionals poorly. >>> it was released today that enter mccabe per

the presence of hussin, the prime mister of cambodia who's accused of human rightshe bre and who's silenced political opponents in cambodia. we've seen people here protest against that today. again, i think if australia does wanto raise any concerns there, they'll do it diplatically behind closed doors and not make it part of the formal summit. there is an agreement between the members, they don't mettle in each other's busins, and i think australia will abide by that. although it may raise concerns to the sidelines. >> thank you. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, a dozen people are injured after ski lift malfunctions and moves into reverse at a resort in the mountains of georgia. >> today we haveslose i -- and that chapter. >> more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding and vision problems. all callsed by an apparent organized attack. >> it's on the pedestaln the middle of the cabinet. this wro an internationalphy and the search has become an international search. >> above all, this wasn a pla for the democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as

thank you mister secretary. thank you mister chair. and thank you to capitol hill. the first one i want to talk about is i keep hearing about the $200 billion seed money. how did you know it was going to's stimulate that. or was there some analysis. >> can you make sure they are leveraged. can you submit that my office? >> absolutely. i can tell you what our analysis concluded they are little bit different. somewhere between if you done the modeling. i would defer to my colleagues. they have a history with rural development over leverage. we have the history of what has happened. we will send you what we have. i keep talking about that. in working with us in a bipartisan way. the proposal is submitted we will prefer that it will be donene on a bipartisan basis. there is a discussion earlier about the pell grant. to use the funds to attend short-term training programs. from what i see with the president's budget is it keeps it lacked for the next decade.'s k k what it appears you are doing is shifting the money away. is that actually what's happening. if you look at

i have a distinct laugh. [ laughter ] >> let's find out which one you are, mister. >> i'm like whip crash all. instead of hands, you're slapping knees. >> it was more like a duck quacking. >> in here somewhere. this one. >> oh, you've got car troubles. >> you cry. you are like my aing rniagara f. >> all the time, i laugh really hard i cry. it goes from laughing to ugly crying. >> like that. >> yes. >> nick it's just mocking. >> nick is what we call the rich guy. bah-ha-ha-ha-ha, without the rich. [ laughter ] >> i don't think any of us are this one. [ laughter ] >> that's a good joke. you can't help but release all that funny energy through your entire body. >> you see this in a lot of comedy shows. >> this is e.j., she's a comedian and entertainer and she's very good at it because she had us rolling. >> i don't know, you guys are just going to have to be funny one of these days and maybe you'll find out. [ laughter ] >>> that's our show. we'll see you next time on another brand new episode of "rtm." >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the major shakeup. preside

mister whammy, tried to jinx him. he is successful. dwight missed both of those free throws.omplicated inbound play. that is denver's mallik and his teammates got a kick out of that. i put this in there for you frank. i am actually surprised this doesn't happen more often. down they go. usually, they are more adept at getting out of the way. then, just for pure skill, one of the best, that is tim crosby, of pittsburgh penguins. he passed it to himself. frank, not too many guys can do that. >> that was pretty cool. >>> that will do it for us. see you later everyone. >>> good night. >>> ktvu fox 2 news, complete they area sports coverage. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts prevent

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right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, 50 years after his show's debut, there is a whole new wave of misterers' mania. a documentary coming this summer, a postage stamp and soon a movie starring tom hanks. on the eve of what would have been mr. rogers' 90th birthday, harry smith takes us back to his neighborhood. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ would you be mine >> reporter: mr. rogers was a culture warrior. to him, innocence was sacred. for small children his program was the safest of safe places. >> hi, fish. ♪ you i like >> reporter: rogers provided a kindler, gentler alternative to cartoons and goofy kids shows, but baby food, it was not. rogers tackled tough topics like divorce -- >> but, of course, it wasn't their fault. >> reporter: and death. >> and when she died i cried. >> reporter: and coping with violence. >> you'll always find somebody who's trying to help. >> thank you for coming to our neighborhood. >> reporter: his widow, joanne. we spoke at the heinz history center in pittsburgh. as visitors realized who she was, they wanted hu

america is not ready to stay good-bye to mister rodgers just yet.mp is coming out soon. also a new documentary and movie starring tomorrow hanks also in the works. >> i think that's a good casting. >> i really do. >> i could see he's got the same kind eyes. love mr. rogers. >> coming up on "today in the bay," rain and rain and more rain. kari knows when. >> it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. we're going to have some rain rolling through, we're also starting to see some of it making it into the north bay. storm ranger tracking it with a very high detail of exactly where that rain is falling. we will get a closer look at the day ahead that's coming up next. >>> and this look at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the cash backup not really there. no, they didn't open all the lanes just yet. this is great for a tuesday. we will show you the bigger build and check on the north bay and rocks coming up. >>> plus breaking news out of texas. another explosion, this time at a fedex facility. the new details we are just receiving. a live look outside an

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daniels claims that she had an affair with mister trump in 2006.he is suing to get a nondisclosure agreement thrown out.>>> the man fire does mac the man fired as secretary veterans affairs is speaking out. he said that he was pushed out by people who wanted privatizing the agency. >> they saw me as an obstacle to privatization who had to be removed. >> he spoke today on npr.>> i was not against performing the va but privatization. i think it was really the political appointees who are trying to undermine our efforts at the va. >> the white house says there've been no discussions about privatizing the va. the president has nominated his white house doctor to take over the agency. >>> russia is expelling 60 your supplements the same number of russians who were ordered out of the u.s. earlier this week. russia's foreign minister says similar retaliation coming along with other countries who announced expulsions stemming from the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy in britain. western leaders say the russian government is to blame. >>> question

and mister trump has criticized judges for blocking his agenda. today..se will unveil its plans to fight gun violence. scott mcgrew.. a plan that )s been watered down since mr. trump )s original comments. right.. it was just a little more than a week ago the president sat down with members of congress from both parties and surprised everyone with talk about gun control. much to the delight of california )s nancy pelosi.. sitting right next to him. but now.. the president is backing off some of his own ideas.. including raising the minimum age to buy a gun. lawmakers in the state of florida last week (did ( vote o raise the minimum age in their state. this of course after that terrible shooting at stoneman douglass high school. the nra has promised to sue.. to stop florida from moving forward on that restriction. the white house will announce new funds to train and arm teachers. secretary of education "betsy devoss" will speak about that on the today show this morning. that interview later this morning on today. over the weekend.. the president had a remar